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Tuesday, September 14, 2010

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I wonder why we tend to hate people/things we don't understand. The least we could do is make efforts to understand the person/thing better before we decide to love or hate that person/thing. Unless that person/thing is universally known to be bad or hazardous to your life, of course. Don't you think so? Many people/things are so highly misunderstood. And I'm Exhibit A.

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WordsPoeticallyWorth said...: I have not got the ability to hate,
Regardless of persuasional debate.
Forgiveness is a loving key
To set these concerns free.

We should all learn to love more, and not be so wrapped up in ourselves!

Interesting thoughts.

Thank you. Love love, Andrew. Bye.; 6:22 AM

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(Originally known as PhoenyX) We are the Experimental Rebels, naming ourselves after post-modern, avant-garde rock musicians from the 1960s.

Contrary to popular belief, our name was not derived from "Experimental Decibels" (although it does make perfect contextual sense). We are the Experimental Rebels, naming ourselves after post-modern, avant-garde rock musicians from the 1960s. The '60s was the decade of great music; where the experimental fusion of rock, soul, jazz and funk music reached its potential in becoming one of the most important art forms in the world.

We 'The Experibels' are the Experimental Rebels of the 21st century because we embrace the same rebellious spirit as our forefathers of rock 'n' roll, baby!

Milestones:
.: ♫ :. 'Alien Love' was nominated as Best Instrumental at the 2nd Voice Independent Music Awards (VIMA) 2010!

.: ♫ :. Performed at the Rock Unite Indie Spirit: Platform for Indie Bands at the 7th JB Arts Festival in July 2010!

.: ♫ :. Got invited to perform at FHM's 100 Most Wanted Women in the World 2010 party!

.: ♫ :. Have 3 original music videos on RTM Muzik Aktif (Channel 180 on Astro)

My whole world revolves around MUSIC. I come from a family of musicians: my mom Nancy (who's a pastoral team member) sings back-up, my dad Derek plays the guitar, my eldest brother Kenneth (who's a preacher and a former youth leader) sings the lead vocals, my second elder brother Kelvin plays the bass, and my younger brother Joe plays the drums.

In the Music Ministry, I was a lead vocalist and a keyboardist, and also a former youth leader of ChristClan. I'm also a songwriter (in 2001, I won an Original Composer Award in 'That '70s Talent Quest', organised by St. Gabriel's Church), a poet (I got a Merit Award from the International Society of Poets; some of my poems were published and recorded in the US), a scriptwriter (I wrote, directed and produced ChristClan's debut stage play: 'Fallen From Grace') and sort of a dancer (I was a member of a dance troop called 'People of Power'; we toured the country a few times).

I've won awards in singing competitions and I've also performed at special events like youth concerts, Christmas stage plays, Easter concerts, church anniversary dinners, charity dinners, weddings, proms, etc.

mOrE tHaN a CoNqUeRoR... i'M aN oVeRcOmEr!

The apostle Paul makes it very clear that God's people are "more than conquerors" in Jesus Christ. It is important that we renew our mind to what the Word of God says about us and think about ourselves the way the Bible says we are to think about ourselves. We are not losers, wimps, cowards, and fearful people. Our identity must be based on the Word of God, which says "we are more than conquerors." Those shouldn't just be religious words. We need to see ourselves as God sees us, because that's who we really are. We are more than conquerors!